The Age of Merrik

The Anointing

by Eugena Moulton

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E-Book

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Hardcover

$24.95

Softcover

$14.95

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Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 6/22/2007

Format : E-Book

Dimensions : N/A

Page Count : 198

ISBN : 9780595857166

Format : Hardcover

Dimensions : 6x9

Page Count : 198

ISBN : 9780595678990

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 6x9

Page Count : 198

ISBN : 9780595413676

About the Book

After his father's death,Merrik, warrior and heir to the throne, brought stability to the war-torn kingdom of Tyera. But his fiancée brings about its destruction in her alliance with The General, the sworn enemy of the legendary sword masters and of the ancient Serafín. The General challenges Merrik's authority and defeats him in battle, taking control over Tyera and enslaving the neighboring country of Rikan.

Merrik tries to regain his place as leader to rescue his people and the people of Rikan from The General's iron grasp. In a desperate bid to save the country, his supporters find a mysterious woman, Merris, who becomes Merrik's closest ally against The General. Aided by visions and warnings from the Serafín,Merrik and Merris must defeat The General before he can create his own super being to rule the world.Will Merrik be ready to accept the power of the ancient Serafín and become a sword master himself?

About the Author

Eugena Moulton is a graduate of Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, Virginia, where she served on the Appalachian Journal of Law. She is an honors graduate of the University of South Florida with bachelor degrees in English: Technical and Professional Writing and Theatre.

Her interest in fantasy, science fiction, and medieval literature inspired her to write The Age of Merrik.

Eugena is currently working on other novels, including more in The Age of Merrik series.

For the most current information on the series and other books, please visit www.EMoulton.com

Customer Reviews

"This book is first major work by the author and also the first in a promised series revolving around the titular character, Merrik. An entertaining read as it is fun and has a good pace, the story is also easy to follow.

Without giving away spoilers, there are also some parts of the book, such as why we should feel a certain way about a character, which could be presented better. The way the plot unfolds overlaps with the previous con; the way characters are involved may not, upon objective viewing, show why they fit their ""role"" perfectly.

The overall storyline is a familiar one, though even if the ending is somewhat predictable you can still enjoy the trip there.

I'm rating this a 4 out of 5 because while fun, this is the first book and not yet as well-crafted a sequel is sure to be.

The proposed sequel, Rise of the New Masters may receive full credit, though that's for another review. "

Merrill Kinpatsu
"This book is first major work by the author and also the first in a promised series revolving around the titular character, Merrik. An entertaining read as it is fun and has a good pace, the story is also easy to follow.

Without giving away spoilers, there are also some parts of the book, such as why we should feel a certain way about a character, which could be presented better. The way the plot unfolds overlaps with the previous con; the way characters are involved may not, upon objective viewing, show why they fit their ""role"" perfectly.

The overall storyline is a familiar one, though even if the ending is somewhat predictable you can still enjoy the trip there.

I'm rating this a 4 out of 5 because while fun, this is the first book and not yet as well-crafted a sequel is sure to be.

The proposed sequel, Rise of the New Masters may receive full credit, though that's for another review."

Merrill Kinpatsu
"This book is first major work by the author and also the first in a promised series revolving around the titular character, Merrik. An entertaining read as it is fun and has a good pace, the story is also easy to follow.

Without giving away spoilers, there are also some parts of the book, such as why we should feel a certain way about a character, which could be presented better. The way the plot unfolds overlaps with the previous con; the way characters are involved may not, upon objective viewing, show why they fit their ""role"" perfectly.

The overall storyline is a familiar one, though even if the ending is somewhat predictable you can still enjoy the trip there.

I'm rating this a 4 out of 5 because while fun, this is the first book and not yet as well-crafted a sequel is sure to be.

The proposed sequel, Rise of the New Masters may receive full credit, though that's for another review. "

Merrill Kinpatsu

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